High School Dual Credit ×îÐÂÂ鶹Դ´
Earn College Credit in High School
×îÐÂÂ鶹Դ´ provides opportunities for high school students in its district to take college-level courses before graduating from high school. These state-supported opportunities are known asÌýdual creditÌý²¹²Ô»åÌýdual enrollmentÌýcourses. In partnership with local school districts, ×îÐÂÂ鶹Դ´ offers these courses in response to the educational needs that school administrators have identified for their students.
Financial Aid
Financial Aid is not available to dual credit/dual enrollment students; however, dual credit/dual enrollment classes count as credits attempted/completed and are included when determining a student’s academic progress and eligibility for futureÌýfinancial aid.
College Credit
Dual Enrollment coursesÌýare held at ×îÐÂÂ鶹Դ´. Only college credit is awarded to the student. Credits appear on the students’ ×îÐÂÂ鶹Դ´ transcript, and can be applied toward degrees and certificates at ×îÐÂÂ鶹Դ´ or transferred to other colleges or universities.
Registration For Dual Credit
How to register as a dual credit student
- Meet with your high school counselor to obtain permission to apply to the program.
- Apply to ×îÐÂÂ鶹Դ´. This is only needed the first time you take college classes.
- Complete Placement Testing. Take the placement test in English, reading and mathematics. Qualifying ACT or SAT scores may be used in lieu of the placement test.
- Take the completed High School Student Registration Form to your high school counselor to register for courses. This form requires your signature and the signatures of your parent/guardian and a high school official. You MUST complete this form EACH semester you wish to take dual enrollment/dual credit courses.
- Pay tuition if required. Contact your high school counselor about costs and possible tuition assistance.
- If you want to receive high school credit in addition to college credit for the course, it is your responsibility to contact your high school.
Home-schooled students:ÌýFollow same procedure as above except parent/guardian completes form as school official.
Participating High Schools
East Campus Area
Counselor contacts and available programs.
Jamie Willis
309-334-2102
- College Credit
Tammy Celus
309-935-6781
- College Credit
Lisa Miller
309-937-2051
- College Credit
- Agriculture
- Horticulture
Vicki Conner
309-932-2151
- College Credit
Paula Evans
309-853-3328
- College Credit
- Agriculture
- Computer Science
- Horticulture
- Veterinary Technology
- Welding
Shannon Westphal
309-286-4451
- College Credit
- Agriculture
- Horticulture
Jessie Seiden
309-853-4205
- College Credit
- Business
Quad-Cities Area
Counselor contacts and available programs.
Lynn VanDeHeede
309-786-7793
- College Credit
Alex Ator
309-659-2239
- College Credit
- Welding Technology
Kathy Buysse
309-945-0306
- College Credit
- Horticulture
- Basic Nurse Assistant Training Program (CNA)
Casey Stone
309-743-8822
- College Credit
- Computer Sciences
- Moline High School IT High School Programs (PDF)
- Tech IT Support Technician
- IT Secure Software Developer
- Welding Technology
- Engineering Technology
Catherine Staker
309-582-2223
- College Credit
- Horticulture
- Welding Technology
Jennifer Bakener
309-526-3361
- College Credit
- Agriculture
- Horticulture
- Welding
Jennifer Robinson
309-523-3181
- College Credit
Kelly Preston
309-793-5950
- College Credit
- Basic Nurse Assistant Training Program
- Welding Technology
- Medical Assisting
- Medical Terminology
- Technical Math
- Precision Measurement
Anne Bohnsack
309-793-8020
- College Credit
- Agriculture
- Horticulture
Julie Drish
309-593-2175
- College Credit
Stacey Drish
309-752-1673
- College Credit
- Basic Nurse Assistant Training Program
- Welding Technology
- Health Occupations
- Criminal Justice Technology
- Engineering Technology
More to Explore
Career and Technical Education (CTE) Program Support
All Programs
Dual Credit ×îÐÂÂ鶹Դ´
Quad-Cities Campus
Sara Dye
309-796-5464
dyes@bhc.edu
East Campus
Christine Adell
309-854-1712
Building A-229
adellc@bhc.edu